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From the 'Hill Floral Products Co.' 1926 catalogue, page 8.
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1920 American Rose Annual E. G. Hill's New American-bred Hybrid Tea Rose, Premier A cross between Ophelia and Mrs. Charles Russell. Registered with American Rose Society 1917; introduced 1919.
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photo from the 1925 catalog, Heller Bros., New Castle, Indiana; scan courtesy of Biodiversity Heritage Library
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From 1926 Wills's Cigarette Cards (No 46) PREMIER.
(Hybrid Tea.)
An almost thornless rose—in fact it is often known as the thornless rose—with extremely handsome foliage. The flowers are large, full, freely produced, and very fragrant. It is perfectly hardy, and makes a fine specimen plant, either as a standard or bush, and makes an exceptionally good pot rose. Should be pruned back to four "eyes" early in March. Introduced in 1920.
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From the 1923 Catalogue of M. Leenders & Co, p. 29
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